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The Emotional Toll of COVID-19 On Our Children—Sarah Hiner Talks to Psychiatrist Lea Lis, MD
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The Emotional Toll of COVID-19 On Our Children—Sarah Hiner Talks to Psychiatrist Lea Lis, MD

Lea Lis, MD | October 14, 2020

Children are facing unique challenges due to COVID-19, school openings and politics. Dr. Lea Lis talks with Sarah Hiner about how to help children through these difficult days.

Empower Yourself
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Empower Yourself

Miryam Z. Wahrman, PhD | October 1, 2020

We have all witnessed how a pandemic is a time of uncertainty, anxiety, and worry that can make us feel…

How to Get Trauma Out of Your Body and Truly Heal
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How to Get Trauma Out of Your Body and Truly Heal

Bessel van der Kolk, MD | September 15, 2020

Trauma—from rape, abusive parents, combat an accident, etc.—harms your body and your brain. Here are four methods proven to help you heal.

How to take care of your immune system
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How to take care of your immune system

Jill A. Poole, MD | September 1, 2020

When a foreign invader like the coronavirus or the flu enters the cells of your body, your immune system is…

The 30-second jogger
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The 30-second jogger

Dr. Heather Moore, PT, DPT, CKTP | September 1, 2020

Jogging offers bountiful benefits to exercisers of any age, but if the idea of a three-mile commitment fills you with…

Mental health in the time of isolation
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Mental health in the time of isolation

Amy Sullivan, PsyD | September 1, 2020

Although the word quarantine was first used during the Black Death in Italy in the year 1127, the types of…

Calming chronic cough
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Calming chronic cough

Rachel Taliercio, DO | September 1, 2020

From allergies to influenza, colds to coronavirus, a long list of irritants can spur a cough, the body’s natural way…

Simple solutions for hip pain
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Simple solutions for hip pain

Sanjeev Bhatia, MD | September 1, 2020

If your normally active life is suddenly upended by hip pain, your response may depend on your age. A middle-aged…

Heart attack or passing panic?
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Heart attack or passing panic?

Sam Torbati, MD | September 1, 2020

You have a sudden onset of chest pain, trouble breathing, sweating, nausea, dizziness, and a terrifying sense of impending doom-the…

Hands Off! How to Stop Touching Your Face
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Hands Off! How to Stop Touching Your Face

Stephen Benning, PhD | August 25, 2020

You know it’s bad for you, but why do you touch your face so much and, more important, how can you stop yourself? Here are the answers you need.

Five Ways to Stay Energized Despite the Heat
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Five Ways to Stay Energized Despite the Heat

Tom Holland | August 25, 2020

When staying in air-conditioning isn't an option, what to wear, eat, do to maintain energy levels.

After an Accident: Healing Lasting Anxiety and Insomnia Naturally
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After an Accident: Healing Lasting Anxiety and Insomnia Naturally

Andrew Rubman, ND | August 8, 2020

A horrific car accident left Denise with profound anxiety and insomnia that drugs and counseling failed to help. Natural medicine helped overnight!

Treatment-Resistant Depression: New Hope
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Treatment-Resistant Depression: New Hope

Dan V. Iosifescu, MD, MSc | August 1, 2020

If you’ve been diagnosed with major depressive disorder (MDD), the good news is that, along with psychotherapy, there are several…

The Truth About Life After Heart Failure
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The Truth About Life After Heart Failure

Clyde W. Yancy, MD, MSc | August 1, 2020

Heart failure (HF)—also known as congestive heart failure—has traditionally been a gut-wrenching diagnosis because it gets worse over time and…

Banish physician phobia
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Banish physician phobia

David Yusko, PsyD | August 1, 2020

Imagine this: You get a message reminding you that it’s time for your regular check-up. Your doctor’s office would like…